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Njáls saga, bind 1 (kap. I–LXXVI, Gunnar-delen) · G.W. Dasents oversættelse (1861)
“Skarphedinn was the * The son of Ranveig the Silly, the son of Valgard, the son of iEfar, the son of Vemund Wordstopper, the son of Thorolf Hooknose, the son of Thrand the Old, the son of Harold Hilditann, the son of Hraereck Ringscatterer.”
høj sikkerhed“" Tall men they are in growth," they say, " but as yet they are all untried ; Skarphedinn whetted an axe, Grim fitted a spearhead to the shaft, Helgi rivetted a hilt on a sword, Hauskuld strengthened the handle of a shield."”
høj sikkerhed“" That shall not be either," says Sigmund, " we will make the most of our numbers ; but it is not strange that Skarphedinn is strong, for it is said that a fourth of a foster-child's strength comes from the foster-father.”
høj sikkerhed“Next to Gunnar on the outside, away from him, sat Njal, then Skarphedinn, then Helgi, then Grim, then Hauskuld Njal's son, then Hafr the Wise, then Ingialld from the Springs, then the sons of Thorir from Holt away east.”
høj sikkerhed“Bergthora was his wife's name ; she was Skarphedinn's daughter, a very high-spirited, brave-hearted woman, but somewhat hard-tempered.”
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